Absence Of Religiosity (Adharma)
This cell is connected with the theme of “absence of religiosity” and helps reveal how that state appears in the inner path, the player's reactions and the current life process.
Level of the board: Anahata, balance. Row 4 of 8.
Meaning of the cell
Inattention to oneself is adharma, but worship of oneself is also adharma. To live in constant tension without rest is an obvious adharma. But freeing oneself from tension by resorting to false means is an even greater adharma. The greatest adharma is self-destruction. While in the fourth chakra, the player begins to understand the importance of true religiosity. In searching for his role in the game, he may neglect existing aspects of Dharma, trying to do everything his own way and ignoring the planetary laws of existence. The key to this situation is faith.
Faith that is in harmony with the laws of existence is sudharma; mere faith is adharma.
How to read this cell in a game
Landing on the “Absence Of Religiosity (Adharma)” cell may point to an inner process that is showing up in the player's life right now. It is useful to read the cell through the context of the question, the sequence of moves and the reactions, events or lessons this symbol highlights during the game.
Questions for reflection
- What is this situation showing me right now?
- What inner reactions do I notice in myself?
- What lesson may be hidden behind this state?
To find out what square 29 “Absence Of Religiosity” means for you, it has to come up in your own game.
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